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It was revealed last week, thanks to Edward Snowden, that Google and other US tech companies received millions of dollars from the NSA for their compliance with the PRISM mass surveillance system.

{This article – a review of {The New Digital Age} by Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen – was originally published as an op-ed in the New York Times on June 1 2013.}

Today the well-known whistleblower Bradley Manning has been ordered by a military court in Maryland to spend a minimum of 5.2 years in prison with a 32 year maximum (including time already

Today Bradley Manning reportedly made a statement of remorse in a sentencing hearing at Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning’s statement comes towards the end of a court martial trial pursued with unprecedented prosecutorial

Today, Thursday 1st August at 15:50 MSK, Edward Snowden was granted temporary asylum in Russia. He left Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow with WikiLeaks staffer and legal advisor Sarah Harrison who has accompanied

El día de hoy, Bradley Manning, un “whistleblower”, ha sido declarado culpable por una corte militar en el Fuerte Meade, por 20 ofensas cometidas al facilitar a la prensa información. Seis de

Today Bradley Manning, a whistleblower, was convicted by a military court at Fort Meade of 20 offences for supplying the press with information, including six counts of ‘espionage’. He now faces a

Edward Joseph Snowden delivered a statement to human rights organizations and individuals at Sheremetyevo airport at 5pm Moscow time today, Friday 12th July. The meeting lasted 45 minutes. The human rights organizations

MasterCard has broken ranks in the US-linked banking blockade against WikiLeaks. For almost three years, US financial giants VISA, MasterCard, PayPal, the Bank of America and Western Union have been engaged in

No dia 30 de junho de 2013, a conselheira jurídica do WikiLeaks no caso de Edward Snowden, Sarah Harrison, submeteu diversos pedidos de asilo e assistência de asilo em nome de Edward